Well, they could:
- show the infrared (by removing the filter), or
- lengthen the exposure time for viewing (at the cost of blurring), or
- have a button, "Intensify," which would skew local contrast to show
silhouettes or outlines for framing purposes.
tOM
On Monday, August 26, 2002 at 18:45, Jay Maynard
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wrote re "Re: [OM] [OD] What are we expecting?" saying:
> On Mon, Aug 26, 2002 at 07:37:38PM -0400, Tom Trottier wrote:
> > I think designers would be wise to ditch the reflex in favour of a
> > small digital screen at least 1024x768 with an eyepiece and digital
> > zoom in for focus checks.
>
> The problem with this approach is in low light: a picture that could be
> successfully made with flash cannot be successfully composed, because the
> image on the screen is too dark. (If it weren't, you wouldn't need flash.)
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